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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28
Resolutions Of Respect.

After school last Friday evening the
teachers met in the superintendent's q
room and passed the following resolu-
tions of respect and good will;
WHEREAS, You have resigned your
position and will soon depart from
boro Union Schools, beg leave to submit
the following resolutions to you as a
slight memento OF the esteem in which
You are held by us:
We sincerely regret your departure
from our midst not as our superintend.
ent alone, but as co-worker, citizen
and q friend. [
We would fain speak of your success
as teacher but for the stronger terms
In which the enviable reputation of our
schools speak for you, her superintend.
ent, for an uninterrupted career of twen-
ty years.
While we deeply regret our loss in you
Is our superintendent and - an educat.
or and friend, still we realize that
there are many far more lucrative eosi.
tions easily attained by you, and which
you can I'LL a. creditably e. you have
the one you now .resigu, and we wish to
assure you that wherever your lot may
be cast, or whatever may be your call.
ing, you will always carry with you the
most abundant and heartfelt wishes oi
us, your lady and fellow. teachers, fol
your success.
Professor Doggett then addressed the
teachers, expressing his satisfsction with
the manner in which they had done
their duties, ard his regret at parting
With them. sT
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School Board Organization.

Alta meeting OF Hillsboro School Board
last week it was organized by electing
J. NJ. Hibben, President T. A. Walker,
Secretary; P. L. Brown, Treasurer. The
following resolutions were also offered
and unanimously adopted on the retire.
ment OF Mr.. G. s. Bell from the Board:
WHEREAS, Mr.. G. s. Bell has, after a
continuance of twenty-one years, retired
from his position as member and Presi.
dent of this Board therefore,
Resolved, That we gratefully recognize
long. continued, faithful and efficient
services of Mr.. Bell in behalf of the
school interests of this community and
regret that he has declined to further
act as member of this Board.
Resolred, That it is the sense of this
meeting that in the withdrawal of Mr..
Bell from active participation in school
work, the people from this district have
lost an earnest and judicious advocate OF
their educational interests.
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Jersey Creamery.

It is expected that the country which
is to contribute the supply of cream to
run the Jersey Creamery Company is
now about ready to furnish it in such
quantity as to justify the creamery in
starting on the third of the coming
month. The creamery has been very
impatiently awaiting the day, and will
start their gathering wagons on the Sd
of May, and hope that all their patrons
will be ready at that time to furnish
cream for the creamery cans. The Cream
cry Company will be assisted in their
opening by Prof. Sunderland, of Dayton,
of the Cloverdale Creamery, and Presi.
dent of the Southern Ohio Creamery
Association. Prof. Sunderland is prac.
tical creamery man, and not only under
stands the scientific branch of the bust.
ness, but has the faculty of telling it in
an instructive and entertaining manner.
He will visit the different sections from
which we expect to gather our supplies,
and will endeavor to show our patrons
that there will be more profit to them
to sell their cream than to churn 1t in
the old way.
In order that the greatest possible
number interested in dairy products may
have the benefit of Prof. Sunderlsnd'i
knowledge and scientific experience, he
will hold a meeting at Rainsboro, Lees
burg and sugartree Ridge next week
due notice of which will be given by
small bills. JERSEY CREAMERY Co.
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The Y. w. C. +. II.

There has been recently organized in
Hillsboro Young Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. The following are
the names OF the officers: President,
Mrs. Uric Sloane; LIST Vice. President,
Miss Ella McSurely; I'd Vice-President,
Miss. Katie Evans Recording Secretary,
Miss Nellie F. Helt; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Leon Walker; Treasurer,
Miss Ida Willett. The next meeting OF
the Union will be held in the room Of
the W. G. T. U. at the residence of Mr..
Charles Harsha, Friday, April Goth, at
4 o'clock p. m. All the young ladies oi
Hillsboro are earnestly requested to be
present promptly at the hour named.
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Lincoln Club.

The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Club will be held on next Tuesday even
ing May Sd. There is business of i'm
portance to transact, and full attend.
ance of the Club membership is urged.
At the last meeting special committee
was appointed to arrange for literary ex-
ercises, and they will provide entertain
ment in way of speeches, music, etc.
Let US have our club room well filled
with enthusiastic Republicans, so that
we may begin, at once, preparations for
the fall campaign.
By order of Ex. Committee.
G. L. GARRETT, Secretary.
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Capt. Joe N. Hiestand, County Treas
urer of Highland county, accompanied
by Mrs. Hiestand, passed through the
city on Wednesday, on their way to
Bonneville, TO visit Rev. Zachariah
Wharton, whose daughter Mrs. Hiestand
is. Rev. Whsrton's condition has not
changed very materially, but when =
man at seventy-four yeaEs Of age receives
= stroke Of paralysis, there b bat little
hope for improvement for the better.
Rev. Wharton h one OF the oldest
Methodist ministers now living in Ohio
that Is, one Of the oldest in point Of
service. He has been q minister In
active service for over . hall century,
and did not leave his work until . year
or % ego. He was one Of the pioneers
Of Nethodism In Ohio. He Il the owner
Of comfortable little farm . lew miles
from Bournsvills, aud sincs he retired
isom the pulpit, has passsd the major
|pazt MIR time thsre. Ckiuianlks Isadsv.
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RAINSBORO.

April Zotn, 1o6t.
The funeral services of Uncle Britton Hulitt
we're conducted BY Rev, A. E. Wright, Of Gym
thiana, and Rev. J. I. Tsggsrt, Of Rsinsboro
last Sabbath, we noticed Isma Troth, OF Lynch.
burg Hon. John A. Smith, Judge HugRins,
John W. Spargur, L. 8. Smith, Harry Spargur
snd J. B. Spsrgur, Of Hillsboro.
Nathan Hulitt. of Illinois, after an absence
Of twenty ears, arrived Saturday evening to
attend the funeral Of his father. He will
spend few days among his friends.
A. ". Redkey 10 having his house beautified
by liberal coat Of paint. 2. O. Miller and
son are doing the work.
A number Of young folks made Thomas Rus
evening 10 social conversation and pleasant
amusements.
John Redkey and David Carper have been
recently stocking their fish ponds with young
carp.
We omitted the name OF T. F. Mccoy In con-
nection with the carpenter work on II. X.
Roads new building, In our report last week.
A missionary meeting will be held At the N.
E Church ON next Tuesday evening at 1850
O'Clock, to be . dressed by Rev. G. p. Bethel,
Of Sinking Spring, and Rev. NJ. Redkey, oi
Leesburg.
There will be missionary meeting at New
OOotO0 AuuIoOSys may OtIls ~ 1.oV U6V
Pollard. of Belfast and Rev. Lane, Of Hills.
boro circuits, will be the speakers.
Miss Anna Watts. Of Marshall, has been
visiting her grandparents here during the past
week.
Lawyer Henry Rhoades 10 coming to the
front - large cattle dealer. He now own,
ovel three hundred head, which he expects tC
grace the coming summer.
Mrs. Joshua Pummill, near Barrett's Mills
has been quite poorly for several weeks with
cstarrh OF the stomach, and does not improve
very rapidly.
James ". Knisley. Of Paint Falls, was circu
lsting among his friends here yesterday.
Word has bssn received that William Mo
Co2pin, OF Carmel. 10 dangerously III. with bu,
little hope Of recovery.
William Holton 10 hauling lumber from
6hipt0n b Hixson's mill to Greenfeld, with
his traction engine. p
T. u. Ferguso. and James Cheaser expect te
60 TO Springfield tomorrow, the former a.
| del gate to the department. eucsmpment ol
the g. A. r., and the latter on prospecting
tour.
Britton @. Hulitt died st his home neal
Paint 2, o April 2lst, 1857, OF heart trouble
aged Z! years and 9 months. BE ives born or
an adjoining farm and always lived In tha
vicinity, where BY frugality and hossst dsaiin6
he had become wealthy. and won an envisbl,
reputation for uprightnsss On the 18Th o
yuly. 1883, he Vas married to Miss Elisabeth
Troth. who survives and Il only six weeks hi
junior. Nine children were born to them. sil
funeral Lydia. wife OF W. L. Ciyborn
Nathan, Of Illinois John, OF Rainsboro
Mary Locinda, wife Of Henry Hope; Em
sline, wife Of John Roads, and tsebsl
who 10 still single. The esteem in vhicl
he was bald v.s evi.ssd By the h.ndssd
The funeral services st The family sssidSeoo o.
6abbath, . ten Q -, snd follow ths rsmaip
70 - Halits essnssssys vhses thsy vsss hid 7
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A large class of probationers will re-
ceive baptism at the M. E. Church next
Sunday morning. Parents desiring to
consecrate their young children in bap.
tism are invited to bring them at the
same hour-haviny given the pastor pre-
vin,ns notico
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

DR.. Norval McMeekin, of Winchester,
at one time resident of this city, and
Miss Anna Stevenson, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Ezra Stevenson, were married
at the residence of the brides grand
parents, Mr.. James Murphy, on North
High street, last Thursday noon. The
happy couple left Immediately for Win.
chester. whittier the good wishes Of their
many friends follow them.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

DR.. w. J. McSurely delivered an ex-
ceedingly interesting, instructive and
entertaining lecture to the Young Mems
League Monday night last. Capt. Car
son will address the League next Mon.
day night. and all young gentlemen are
invited.
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Horses Wanted.

100 horses and mares wanted for the
New York market from to 9 years old,
weighing from 1850 to 1900 pounds, for
which will pay the highest market
price in cash. Will be at Hugh Ervin's
stable, Hillsboro, on Thursday, May 5;
one day only. s. E. HErNEMAN.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

Mr.. Ed. G. Smith has been appointed
superintendent of the public schools for
the balance of this term. Mr.. Lockhart
Nelson is to be Mr.. Smiths assistant.
These are both good appointments.
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SHACKELTON.

April 18th, 1857.
Misc Edn. Foutz, who has been sick some
time, is better.
Miss Matte Mckee is quite sick at her home.
Henry L. Fawley 10 on the sick list.
Mr.. Ellis Wilkin and family are visiting
friends at and near this place.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the Re-
formed Church will hold meeting at Mt.
Zion next sunday at O'Clock p. m. A tull A.
tendance Ia desired.
Mrs. Ida NJ Ogle is at home on visit to her
grandmother, Mrs Eliza Morrow.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

Townsend NJ. Cummins, who was last
week arrested as party to the murder
of James Zeiner at Bowersville, O., last
August, was honorably discharged last
Monday, as the evidence proved con-
clusively that he was not implicated.
The many friends of "Towney" in this
community are glad to learn that he was
not implicated in the murder.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.

VIM. Long, Of Winchester, was the guest Of
James E. Long Saturday ana Sunday.
We are to haves Q two months summer school
here.
Our Sunday School ia flourishing under the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of H. H. Rsdkey.
DR.. E. N. Bogges, who located here few
weeks ego has goue into partnership with DR..
W. H. Bum.
The young people Of this place have organ
lied society which 10 called The Band Of
Pr'gress," and meets at the NJ. e. Church
every Sunday night.
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Rev. L. F. VanCleve, Of Cincinnati ;
Judge George P. Tyler, of Georgetown ;
Hiram Tyler, of Ripley, and others were
visiting Knights at the regular meeting
OF Highland Commandery last Thurs.
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EAST MONROE.


Miss Ida Swift is On the sick list.
William Ladd, Of Hardin's Creek. was re.
ceived into the order Of 8. Of T. on the 2Sd
inst.
last week visiting friends near Rainsboro.
The Board Of Education will meet here on
Wednesday, in the interest Of our school.
There will be . missionary meeting at the
NJ. E. Church at this place on Monday evening.
May I'd, to be addressed by Rev. Kelly. Of
Greenfield. ana others.
Matthias Cherry, Of Greenfield, will soon be-
come resident Of this place.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

Mat Kramer was arrested last week
for violating the nine o'clock ordinance
on last Wednesday night. The case was
continued until Monday, at which time
Kramer plead guilty, and was fined $50
and costs-$55.5 .55 in all.
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Teachers, Certiileates.

At the meeting OF the Board Of School
Examiner on Saturday, April 10th, GER
tificates were granted to the following
named persons.
One Ysar-C. W. Gotberman, Jas. w,
Morrow, Anna Williamson, Josie M. Bar
rett, Mollie A. Barrett.
Two Ysar-A. P. Reed, Ella A. viii
liams. 4
The above is correct.
E. g. SIXTH, Clerk.
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DR.. I. W. Joyce, of st. Paul's M. E.
Church, Cincinnati, and who made us
such excellent temperance talks on the
Sunday preceding our local option elec.
ton, will lecture at the M. f. Church ON
Friday evening, May 9th, under the
auspices and for the benefit OF the Young
Mems League. The subject of his dis
course will be 1.-THE Yellowstone and
Beyond"
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Come and see me. I am receiving
daily by express all kinds Of fresh fish
from Baltimore and our lakes. Also all
kinds Of vegetables and fruits from the
"Sunny South" am just below the
Kramer House, and you will also find
me at my stand ON Haynes corner
Don't buy until you find my places.
CAPT. GEO E. RICHARDS.
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List of drinks to be had at w. G.
Smiths: Soda water, ginger ale, vanilla
cream, orange cider, moxie NERVE food,
ice cream soda, Horsford's acid phos.
phate, Blue Lick water, vicha, lemonade.
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Mesdames Richards & Frank have
opened a millinery store in Ben Chan
ey's old stand, and have on hand fine
line Of notions, dress Innings and find-
ings. Fashionable dress-making speci.
atty. A first-class trimmer has been en-
ployed. Call and see them.
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Owing to the disagreeableness OF the
weather Friday night last, Gen. Wallace
was greeted with not more than half q
house, yet by sufficient number to bring
the boys out all right. Those that did
hear the speaker were well pleased and
highly entertained.
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A. ]. Lytle, Of Hillsboro, O., brother
of DR.. Lytle. of this place, arrived re-
Gently. He is the owner Of two valua-
BILE patents, pruning knife and sheep
shears, both of which have been
thoroughly tested, and which are highly
recommended, both by dealers and users.
1t ID Mr.. Lytle's purpose TO organise q
stock company and engage in the manu-.
facture Of the articles. II he secures Z
location here his works will give EN-.
ployment to about fifty msn.--Aario'
(Ind,) Chronicle.
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The books of the Highland County
Gas and Oil Company will be closed
Saturday, and all who wish to secure
stock in this company should pay their
subscription on or before then.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

The Lincoln Club of Hillsboro have
their regular meetings the first and third
Tuesday nights of every month at 8
o'clock, at their rooms in the Strauss
buildinc.
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Notice..

Having formed a partnership with X.
NJ. Boggess, I request all knowing
themselves indebted to me to call and
settle. WM. H. BUM, NJ. D.,
Sugartree Ridge, Ohio.
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Mrs. Maggie Candor left Monday morn.
ing for Wooster, Ohio, where she will
visit a brother who is attending school,
and then return to her home in Farm.
inRton, Ill.
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Notice il hereby given that the annual
election of three members to serve e.
Cemetery Trustees will be held ct First
National Bank ON Tuesday, May 10,
1857, from . TO o'clock p, N.
!. n. HIsssx, ssc.
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Little Miss Ann Price gave her small
friends party last Thursday, the occa-
sion being her birthday.
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14S to As.

At the local option election held at
Bainbridge last Monday the temperance
people we're signally victorious, and i'm.
itated Hillsboro in the three to one and
thirteen over. Let the good work 60 on.
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We have large assortment of corsets
Balls, Warmers, and all the leading
makes. s. f. H1BBRN & SoN.
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On the program of the Avondale
Lyceum, last Friday evening. was DR.. I.
w. Joyce's talk" ON "The Yellowstone
and Beyond" The people were delighted
with a wide-awske travellers vivid &C.
count of the wonders he had seen, and
the railroads will probably reap good
second profit from the doctors transpor.
tation. The prospect is favorable for
another vacation for DR.. Joyce II Avon
dale can vote, and he will pledge another
such "talk. - Western Christian Advocate.
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Mr.. G. M. Harsha erected last week a
large monument in the Fall Greek Gem.
etery over the last resting place of the
late John A. Buntain.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

Regular meeting of Council next Mon
day night, at which time the newly
elected Councilmen will be sworn in and
appointments will be made by the
Mayor,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-28

Mr.. J. M. Wisecup recently purchased
Of Mr.. Charles A. Barry thirty acres Of
land just east of the corporation line for
al 176
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Don't forget that we make a speciality
Of kid gloves, and have all the new
shades in plain, stitch back, undreased,
etc. s. Z. HIBBEN & Son.
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Messrs. Wiley Young and w. w. Nc.
knight and Prosecutor Pierson, Of
Georgetown, were in attendance at Cir
cult Court this week.
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Was greeted with a fair.sised audience
Monday night, which was highly
pleased and entertained by this first
class company.
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Don't forget the meeting of the Lincoln
Club next Tuesday night. The exercises
will be interesting. Let there be full
attendance.
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@. s. Bell & Co. are erecting lsrge
warehouse on the lot in the rear of the
foundry. It is to be 50x1O0 feet.
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Mr.. VIM. Barrow is studing dentistry
with DR.. w. G. Duckwall.
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UNION COLLEGE.

April 28th, 1887.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fender, boy.
sonners & Co have set up their saw.mill on
J. P. Surber's farm.
Thsuie Wilkin and Joe Wolf, Of Mount Zion,
attended meeting ut Union Sunday night.
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A sweet girl baby has been visitor
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holmes since Tuesday morning. "Tues-
days bairn is fu' o. grace"
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Read the ads. of all Hillsboro dry.
goods houses, but don't fail to visit w
H. Glenn & Co. before purchasing.
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DR.. McSurely will exchange pulpits
with Rev. R. X. Campbell, Of South
Salem. next Sabbath,
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Misses Allie and Emma Kesler, Of Tre-
mont City, Clark county, have been Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. Bruce Virgins, for
the past few days.
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Miss Minnie Thornburg returned last
week from an extended visit to friends
and relatives at Chicago, Ill.
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Miss Emma Grand Girard, Of Eckmans.
Vile, visited relatives here this week.
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Embroidery silk, embroidery linen,
buttons, braids, and an extra assortment
of notions at Hibben's.
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If you need stimulant, go to w. G.
Smiths and geta glass Of moxie or Hors.
ford's acid phosphate.
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Mr.. D. @. Morrow is spending this
week in Northern Illinois on legal bust.
ness.
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Mr.. George Haigh left Monday after
noon to spend few days at Lexington,
Kentucky,
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Miss Madge Carson visited friends and
relatives in Chillicothe several days last
week.
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For nice, refreshing drink go to w.
C..Smith's and get glass OF California
orange cider.
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Don't forget Mrs. Orr's grand summer
opening on the 9Th, 9th and 7th OF May.
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The G. L. 8. G. will meet Friday even
ing at o'clock at the residence Of D. F.
Scott.
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Our entire stock Of shoes to be closed
out regardless OF cost. GLENN & Co.
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Miss Minnie Mackerley, Of South
Salem, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Bebee Barrere.
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Mr.. James Kilgour and Miss Mary
Woods were married last Thursday
evening.
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Try bottle of w. O. Smiths Califor-
mia orange cider, made from pure, ripe
fruit, clarified.
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Call and see Hiestand 4 Cowman, at
Model City Mills, before you sell your
whoat
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Jake Feibel, who is attending school
at Cincinnati, spent Sunday with his
parents.